Activities For Mindfulness-Based "Soft" Interventions For Teens and Children
A special feature on our partnership with Douglas County Commissioner Mary Ann Borgeson and ReConnect Youth, With Ideas You Can Integrate Into Your Work Too
“A First Of Its Kind Program” ~ UNMC, Munroe-meyer research report
Douglas County, Nebraska and ReConnect Triage Success Youth Program:
“THIS PROJECT IS BEING SUPPORTED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY FEDERAL AWARD NUMBER SLFRP1615 AWARDED TO DOUGLAS COUNTY BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.”
“This program offers a mindfulness curriculum that boosts the well-being of the young people by engaging with them with the goals of developing self-regulatory capacities, positive self-concept, supportive relationships and healthier lifestyles.”
A special thank you to the Douglas County Commissioners, particularly Commissioner Mary Ann Borgeson, for her incredible dedication with supporting community members and their wellbeing, including her leadership with this initiative, to the ReConnect team for welcoming us into their space, and to our HERE team members for making this program a healing, calming, and creative initiative for the youth.
the benefits of mindful, “soft” interventions and support
Releases Overwhelming Feelings
Improves Emotional Regulation
Increases Self-Esteem
Builds Positive Connections